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1. Walk ny121 Simon’s Seat from Barden Bridge The Southern Dales Area North Yorkshire England

Superb views over beautiful Wharfedale

Route Details: Barden Bridge, The River Wharfe, Wharfedale, The Dales Way, The Strid. Strid Wood, Waterfall Cottage, Posforth Gill, Valley of Desolation, Laund Pasture Plantation, Smithyman Nook, Carncliff Top (Earl Seat), Nanny Crag, Truckle Crags, Simon’s Seat, Dalehead Farm, Eastwood Head, Howgill Lodge, The Dales Way, The River Wharfe, Barden Bridge

Length: 14.50km (9ml) | Ascent: 550m (1805ft) | Time: 5.25hrs | Grade:

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